A tourist boat capsized during a typhoon in Vietnam's Hạ Long Bay on Saturday, July 19, resulting in 34 bodies being found.

As of 11:30pm on July 19, authorities had recovered 28 bodies, with one additional person pronounced dead at the hospital, ...

A tourist boat in Hạ Long Bay sank, leaving 35 dead, 10 survivors, and 4 people still missing. The boat called Vịnh Xanh 58 was caught in bad weather.

Meteorologists classified the event as a Mesoscale Convective System (MCS), a sprawling complex of thunderstorms that can span hundreds of km and persist for up to 24 hours.

A sudden squall has caused a tourist boat to capsize just off the coast of Vietnam, reportedly carrying a total of 53 people including 48 tourists and five crew members ...

A sudden squall caused the vessel to overturn just off the coast of Vietnam, reportedly carrying a total of 53 people ...

QUẢNG NINH –The Vịnh Xanh 58 tourist boat was salvaged and towed ashore in the early morning of July 20 for further investigation, after capsizing a day earlier in the northern province of Quảng Ninh, ...

Hạ Long Bay, a breathtaking gem of Việt Nam, was recognised as a World Natural Heritage site three decades ago, on December 17, 1994. This 30-year milestone not only marks a moment of pride for Việt ...

The Hạ Long Bay management board has collected 2,500 cubic metres of styrofoam buoys and 50 pieces of bamboo rafts, while Cẩm Phả, which manages Bai Tu Long Bay, ...

To accurately assess the effects of super typhoon Yagi on the vegetation of the limestone islands in Hạ Long Bay, the bay's management board has invited experts from the Institute of Ecology and ...